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Gal Gadot Expresses Concern Over Rising Antisemitism
Israeli actress Gal Gadot spoke emotionally at a Simon Wiesenthal Center gala on November 11, highlighting the alarming rise in global antisemitism since October 7th. She questioned the future if society grows accustomed to hatred and indifference.
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- 01Gal Gadot expressed concern over rising global antisemitism at a November 11 gala.
- 02The actress questioned the world's future if people become desensitized to hatred.
- 03Skydance co-chair Inon Kreiz received a humanitarian award and spoke against antisemitism.
- 04Kreiz stated criticism of Israeli policy cannot justify hatred towards Jews.
- 05Former hostage Noah Argamani was among the notable attendees.
- 06Gal Gadot and Yaron Varsano will executive produce a book adaptation on teenage antisemitism.
The event also honored Skydance co-chair Inon Kreiz, who emphasized that criticism of Israel does not excuse antisemitism. Notable attendees included former hostage Noah Argamani and Hollywood producers.
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